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Thursday, AtigSsi f6, T955 THT tocfttM? PtA«fl>£ALER McCullom Lake News By Eve Levesque Hunters and fishermen are still being paged to join the new Sportsmen club. A small entrance fee is being charged to defray costs. L. W. Strandquist of Lakeland Park, Nick Tabor of Lakewood subdivision, Stanley Kaczor , of the Polish camp and Gene Plotrowski of the Royal Blue store are accepting memberships. Anyone interested in joining from Germantown or West Shore Beach are cordially invited to do so also and may contact any one ||Of the above mentioned men.' Three Way Celebration Tlyree families had good cause to remember Aug. 6. On this momentous day, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jordan celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary, while their daughter and husband, ' Mr. and Mrs. Dave Marson, toasted their second matrimonial milestone. To top off the festivities, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larson feted their twenty-eighth anniversary. Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Jordan are Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bushfelds' daughters. Highlight of the day was a ft. delicious dinner, with all the celebrants and the proud parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bushfeld, join- i ing in. Golden Wedding \ye received a tip that our recent neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Larson, of Fountain Lane will be celebrating fifty years of wedded bliss this weekend. We will have more details of the celebration next week. This wonderful couple has nine sons and daughters who will be sharing the fun. CENTENNIAL SERVICE Home From The Hospital Mrs. Elsie Osterby returned to ft her home after spending the better part of a week in Highwood hospital in Highland Park, 111. Elsie was the victim of a severe infection which fortunately has been cleared up. Glad wi are to hear that rest and medication will have her back on her feet in jig time. Surgery Performed Mrs. Sylvia Schultz underwent surgery at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, last week and returned to Jier home in River Grove yesterday (Wednesday). Sylvia is Theresa Schultz's sisterin- law. ^ Company From All Over Your reporter and family were delighted with a visit from Mr. *md Mrs. D. R. Capps and children, Linda and Christopher, of South Bend, Ind. Our two families were happily engaged in work for Uncle Sam during World War II and all stationed at NAS, New Orleans, La., before wedding bells rang out. Mr. and Mrs. Art Berg of Spring Road opened their home to favorite friends, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson of Chicago, last weekend. The Willard Schultz home was really jumping with company from the big town. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goudy of Elmwood Park, Mrs. Edith Tamburino and daughter, Pat, the Messrs Harvey and Donald Simmons, Mrs. Ingeborg Vruno and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Neilsen and son, all of Chicago, were wined and dined by Theresa and Will. Spending Vacation Lovely little Ellen Padgett of Chicagq spent a week with her dad, Bill, and grandparents. May and Biftch Kennenberg. This, young miss, although only 13. is already an accomplished pian,ist. George McOuat made tape recordings of some of hfer selections so she will be able to hear herself play. Thoughtful of him, what? Oh, NQ4 Not Again! Our "mighty warriors," the old j duffers, bowed their gray heads | in defeat again last Sunday against the onslaught of Jack i Dempsey's team from -Chicago. I An unfortunate accident oc-1 curred when one of the members j of the opposing team ran full tilt into Joe DeMar and succeeded in tearing the ligaments in his neck and shoulder. This will mean about two weeks of pain for Joe. Pretty strenuous playing. Birthday Greetings To our lovely gal, Mrs. Betty Baumbeck, who admits to being a "wee bit" over 25 and doesn't look a day over 60! Just kidding, gal, 'cause she could win a prize in any beauty contest. Belated greetings to Miss Bonnie Burg, who turned a lovely 6 on Aug. 10. Bye, bye for now, see you next week. As the youngsters troop off to school, -be a peach. Mom . . . put surprises in their lunchboxSs! Pear and apple sandwiches . . . half an apple, half a pear, joined •with a toothpick. A vacuum bottle With hot tomato soup ... in it a hot dog attached to a string for easy take-out. (Be sure 4o stick a bun in the lunchbox. too!) For tiny tots, cut sandwich bread with animal cookie cutters, so they can look for a bunny, duck, or chicken. Arid use different breads . . raisin, cracked wheat, date-nut. The hot food . . . soup! (A wonderful way to put milk in the meal.) So many condensed kinds, so many combinations. Here are soup-sandwich partners. Add the "extras" that please your moppets. FNS Soup Vegetable Beef . Chicken noodle Cream of mushroom Scotch broth Oyster stew (frozen) Cream of asparagus Green pea and pepper pot ... Sandwich peanut buttei egg salad minced ham Swiss cheese cheese and crackers bologna chicken salad gliil FARMERS If you have something to Buy, Sell or Trade ADVERTISE m the PLAINDEALER Northern Illinois Gas company's plans to commemorate Ottawa's centennial of gas service was highlighted Tuesday evening, Aug. 16, when Marvin Chandler, president (right), turned on a replica of first gas street light in front of utility's Ottawa store. He was assisted "by R. C. Woodward, mayor of Ottawa. In photo they're shown polishing street light prior to its installation on LaSalle street. Lighting of the, lamp, which will be kept burning continuously for two weeks, was proceeded by impressive street display of gas company's operating equipment and a centennial dinner. Other centennial program features .this week in Ottawa included a free cooking school on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and an open house in the gas utility's store. A free street dance also is on the schedule for Thursday evening, Aug. 18, from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. You, know what your intentions are at an intersection, but the other fellow doesn't. Don't forget to signal stops and turns. No Money Down Sears Roebuck & Co. GUTTERS - ROOFING - SIDING ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS and DOORS FOR FREE ESTIMATES Call or Write FRANK GANS PHONE 1878-W 300 Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. ii;iii!i!i!iii!iirri:i;!:i:ii!iirnrirni!i:r:it!iiii!ii!iirrn)4i>tii!i 'Car Tunes" By Justen "Man! That motor is really cold! If you want to start it, you better get some of that quick-firing hi-test gas at JUSTEN'S!" Complete • -- Car Service < * All makes & models. We Give ('ash Discount RED STAMPS JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE Comer of 120 & Richmond Rd. Phone 1150 McHanry, 111. It b w»n to hov« your family phyildan rogufartychock youf children'* •y«r van, ond gMoral htalth. 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You'll save time, save fuel, with Power-Dome V-8's--169 to 202 hp. Thrifty 6's available, too. There's a Dodge truck to speed your work, save you money. D0D6E ^ / WTRUCKS with The Forward Look A, S. BLAKE MOTORS, Inc. *Many popular models 301 E. PEARL STREET Showroom Open Daily Til 6 p.m. PHONE 156 Wednesdays. and Fridays 'Til 9 p.m. McHENRY, ILL. Sunday 9 'Til 12 Noon MARINES JOIN IN SEARCH TO SELECT GODDESS OF UBERTY The Canadian Mounties always get their man, but the United States Marines are going to get their woman! Oyer 2,000 Marines in Illinois, Indiana and Michigan today joined the search to pick the Goddess of Liberty this fall. In towns throughout the northern half of Illinois, Marine recruiting sergeants are inaugurating local contests to select finalises in the Goddess of Liberty program. In nearly twenty Illinois towns, under Marine supervision, local Goddesses of Liberty will be selected in preliminary competitions, to enter the October finals in Chicago, it was announced by Major Tom S. Parker. . The Goddess of Liberty contest is being sponsored by the Chicago committee of the American Museum of Immigration to selcct the girl \yho most nearly typifies the ideals of freedom and beauty symbolized by the Statue of Liberty. The American Museum of Immigration is to be built at the feet of the Statue of Liberty as a shrine of American ancestry, to remind all Americans of the contributions to America's greatness made by the people of all nations who immigrated here. The girl selected as the Goddess' of Liberty will win a grand prize of an air trip to Paris. France, for herself and chaperone, accompanied by a Prince, a wardrobe "fit for a Goddess," a modeling course and a Hollywood screen test. The Waukegan contest will be held some time in the first of September. AH girls in Lake county and McHenry county over 16 years of age are eligible for the contest. Application blanks mdy be picked up at the Marine Corps recruiting off life at 325 "Washington street in Waukegan dr in Woodstock at the city hall jsyffry Tuesday when the Marine Oorps recruiter visits Woodstock *na McHenry county. The Linotype machine was invented by Ottmar Mergenthalw. It was first used in 1886 by tl*« New York Tribune. * j HAVE YOUR DEBTS GOT YOU | ON THE MERRY-GO-ROUfcD I BOBBIN' ro PAY Yoa eoa GET OUT OF DEBT U yoa really wont to. Regardless of how much you •wa. you can GROUP ALL YOUR H SDEBTS--without a loan--without" signers. ^ | Coll Today--ON Place to Pay ! OAK PLAIN ADJUSTMENT CO. J 263 E. Belvldrre, Grayslfclw Mr%.: BA 3-4011--If no ana.: 3-0388 WORWICK'S McHenry Camera Center Cameras Photographic. 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